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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

Christmas week was scene of hand
some dinings, Of theatre parties and Of
much happy gayety. But decided
change is taking place in social circles,
regarding entertainments given by the
Master and Mistress Of the house. Form
rely there were handsome private parties
in Little Rock to which invitations were
given, the host and hostess selected their
own guests. This winter, however, there
have been few or any such entertain
ments. The entertainments being those
of clubs, many of these entertainments
are exceedingly handsome. Witness
that of the Halcyon by Mrs. Beach that
of the social club anniversary entertained
by Mrs E. w. Glib, and the very be-
autiful reunion of the social club this
week at the residence of Mr.. Logan
Roots. Where at three long tables in the
magnificent dining room the guests were
seated and served with most recherche
and delightful menu upon choicest wear
the chinese plates alone costing twenty
five dollars piece. Thus it is that the
clubs are superseding the private enter
tainmentS,
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

The, popular Les Cusineres, were
entertained at the residence of Judge R
W. Martin, on West Second street last
Friday evening. Progressive Euchre
was played, and Miss Lillian Eakon
won the highest prize, lady's fan Of
blue satin, with band of marabout fea-
theirs along the edge. Mr.. Laferty re-
eeived handsome picture frame as the
successful gentlemens prize. For care
less playing regardless IF rules, Miss
Fannie Carroll was awarded pretty
vase, Mr.. S. R. Hughes, handsome
silk handkerchief, for the same reason.
The club which is renowned for its
cooking, invited the guests to the din
ming room where a repast was served
evincing their taste and ability to sustain
their practical name. After supper,
a merry masque was INDUCED in and
dancing also.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

The past week has been one OF
PRAYER, in which all the churches have
Joined. The service was held in the
chapel of the First Presbyterian church,
and was apportioned between the cler-
qvmen of each church. On Monday,
Rev. Mr.. Barrett, Of the First Presby-
terrain church, with Rev. Mr.. Carnehan
of Christ's Episcopal church, held the
service of Praise and Thanksgiving,
Tuesday. Rev, Mr.. Cunningham, OF
the Fifth Street Methodist church, held
service. Wednesday Rev. Mr.. Buch-
anan, of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, with Rev. Mr., jenkins. Thurs
day. Rev. A. B. Miller, ofthe Second
Baptist church, and w. S. Miller, OF
the Eighth Street Methodist church.
Friday, Rev. Mr.. Kennedy, OF Second
Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr., Motor.
Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Sanborne OF the.
Congregational church, with Rev. Mr..
Shelton, of Cambellite church.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

Madame Patti, who was IN New Or
leans about ten days ago, was much at
tracted by the charming young girl whom
she had placed at school in that city
some years ago. The young girl is the
daughter of PATHS brother who had a
place in an orchestra at the French
Theatre. The brother died, and Patti
placed his child at school. Now find
ing her loveable, will adopt her, train
her voice at first herself, then give her
good masters and at length will to her the
castle in Wales.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

The married ladies of Texarkana, ten
dered a grand masquerade ball to their
friends and there was not feature con-
nected with this affair that was not a sue
cess. The music by Professor ohm
sons band was soul-stirring and of the
highest order. The supper furnished
by Graham was composed of all the
delicacies of the season. The attend
ance was large and highly appreciated
and not a thing occurred to mar the
pleasures of the occasion. We would
like if our space permmltted to make
mention of all of the tasteful costumes,
but we can give but portion Miss
Tommie Trigg as a hunteress, was taste
fully attired in gray and red, her cap and
"cheisette were very cute.
Miss Kate OHenhauser as "Snow
storm at Night was dressed in black
tarlatane decorated with raw cotton,
She looked very pretty.
Miss jeanette Munzesheimer makes a
most faithful Swiss peasant. Her SKIRT
was of dark blue flannel trimmed with
pink silk bands with "petit corsIet de-
collie"
Mrs. G, E, Bramble appeared as a
sailor lady, in dark blue flannel trim
med with white bands, and very pretty
little white straw hat, with narrow
red ribbon. No one could have made a
better little Sailor.
Miss Ray Marx was most perfect
chestnut" Her dress was made OF
beautiful white satin profusely decorated
with white chesvnuts. Her chestnut bel
was the chit" of the evening.
Miss Martin Levy as an AlaSatlan
maiden was a complete success go
red flannel skirt, white swiss apron a.
satan cap were very becoming
Miss Rachel looked elegant as the
morning star" Her skirt was Of p'le
blue prettily trimmed with silver stars
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

Mr.. 1ohn Glover of St. Louis, con-
araesman not unknown to fame in his
district and lover of boots that bear
tbe ring Of true steel (steal?) about
Them. We'll he who has introduced con-
siderable strife into his life is gong next
Wednesday to take him WIFE, and as
he is opposed to boots in the abstract he
takee \ patterni e. Miss Pattern for better
or worse, Pray Mr.. Glover take charge
of her shoes.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

Hon. Charles Coffin of Walnut Ridge
genial and merry held his own amid the
brethren ofthe BARN the Supreme Court
room this week.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

The subscriptions to the new series of
stock No. $ Building Loan Association
are being received by Mr. Walter Whit
tenburg in his office room 3 Adams
Block. This is said to be one of the sub
etantial loan associations OF the city.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

The ladies of the Congregational
church (Mr. Sanbourne's) have arranged
for a pleasant social to be given at the
residence of Mr.. A. S. Fowler, corner
of 18th and Main St. January 18th.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

Mr.. Frank Glib ofthis city one of our
agreeable society young gentlemen re.
turned last Friday from Kansas, where
he has been with some friends OF the
civil engineer corps.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

Hon, Il. 6. Bum Of Camden one 9th
prominent attorneys of Arkansas, bore
his part this week in the deliberations of
the Bar Association.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

Col. Robert Crockett, the fine old
Arkansas gentleman from Arkansas
county, and one Of the most popular
men of this State, has arrived, and will
take his place in the Senate.
A very exciting alarm Of fire brought
the engine to the residence of Col. /. M.
Gibson. Very fortunately the fire proved
but a little blaze, though the damage
was about fifty dollars.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

Miss Sibbie Lewis who is a candidate
for engrossing clerk of the senate is a
young lady who will intelligently and
promptly perform her duties if the senate
assign her to the duties of the clerkship.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Hon. William Black of Brinkley
formerly state senator, visited this week
in our city.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

Hon. John M. Hewitt of Marianne
Ark who 50 ably presided over the de-
alterations of the Bar Association this
week, will it is thought preside over the
the deliberations of the House in its
next session,
Gen. Freeman and family of Jackson
Miss. spent christmas in Holly Springs
with Mrs, Freeman, his sister it is
needless to say that he was very cor
daily welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound Brook
Route" at 400 7;45 9:0O ll:0O M; $780, 400 49, $780,
7'3O 1900 D. IN SUNDAYS at 400 SAD, M; $780, 1900
pm.
Trains leaving at 400 746 HOO n m l.so 400 D3o
l20O M have connection for Reading Harrisburg Pott:
VILE etc 400 for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Read
Ing Harrisburg, etc. On sundays for Easton.
TOO m for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
Ismsgua Potsviiie. Wiikesbarre and Scranton
$50 IN for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Churk,
%sesesrre scranton Reading HsrrsbnrE Pottsvile.
Loo and l;30 m. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc
Sso M for Easton Behlehcm. Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wlkebarre Scranton. Tamaqua ShamokiD Sunbury Lewis
burg Willismsport etc,
400 and 430p u. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown ETC
DAD m for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk,
p
TOO and 7:30 p m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown
40 S,lo HOO m. l00 400. 400 6:i5 D. sundays
400 800 M for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
Except sundavs), Point Pleasant
$50 s:l5 m Loo 4:3O H. for Lakewood, Toms River
and Barnegat
4:3O 100 p % for Atlantic City vineland Bridgeon
and Cumberland and Maurice River r.. r.
49, 600, $40 Hoo llto g. NJ Too 400 4:30. $50.
NEW.JERsEY SOUTHERN Div.
From Pier g. N r., via Sandy Hook
For Atlantic Highlands Seabrght Long Branch &C.. 346
p m
time Of trains to local points timetables at Ticket
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Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
STATE or IOWA, OFFICE or AUDITOR or STAIR |
MOINTa Aurtl % 1897 I

STATE OF IOWA, OFFICE OF AUDITOR oF sJaIE !
Code proposals furnishing the state OF Iowa
T T sn & he Secretary De. Mcn
the same win be opened on pain day Of June the
tract AWARDED 70 the lowest bidder the EIecnve
bidder deemed sdys3Se said TO b:
for ma o on OF gr r.. ~ s eass sSn to the
samples " Of The quality Of book PAPER viii be furnish
ed TO bidders upon Their application 10 the secretary Of
paper eq9a in qnality to the samples 50 furnished
good; furnished contract must in all be equal
in the Of linen writing which the price VIII
All writing except linen must be in quarter
packages non paper must be In boxes OF quarter Of
All bids must be net the Council will not undertake to
Parties 70 whom contracts awarded win he rsquEea TO
penal sum equal 10 the amount involved
SCHEDULE
5000 reams book paper. 25I3s. 55D. ream
boo reams 1at cap paper
$50 reams legal cap paper
5000 sheets lai sheets letter paper. sIio. Writings
10000 sheet, Calf sheets) note paper. 5Is. Writings
10000 en veopes, NO. .. Government cranesor Writings
10000 envelopes, No. .. Government. Cranes Writings
100000 envelopes No G. Government high cut white co
10000 envelopes No Gu. Government high cut white co
900 envelopes. No. Government high cut white co To-
No. stock
600 envelopes, No. 10. Government high cut white co
100 reams cover paper 20x25 antique laid
10 reams botting paper best quality.
90 reams wrapping paper. strong heavy MANILA.
10000 sheets bond paper. l4rl7.
1000 sheets bond paper, assorted sizes
IL cases toilet paper, perforated roll MANILA No 2
1870 dozen pencil tablets; legal letter packet and half
nqS 100 Rss RG%af ss 100 sheet.
20 dozen tablets, No !. MANILA, letter, 100 sheet
"a dozen blank books. marble sides. white paper
PACED leather back aud corners rl2 10 ques
equal TO National Blank Book Co.'S TAO
~ dozen same 7S4x3lc
10 dozen quarts writing inks and uds Arnold Carter
and Stahords.
2dozon pnts crimson writing fluids. Carter's
4 dozen quarts mucllage. Carriers Arabin.
gross mncage sponge top Universal or Perfect"
20 dozen ink stands. common.
Y dozen INK stands No 9Os nch ground glass stoRpers
3 dozen paper weights plain.
100 gross steel pens
10 holders.
80 groes lead pencils
] CrayOn pencils red and blue.
20 dozen steel erasers, best quality.
90 dozen rubber 6raseTs
l0dozen ivory paper cutters.
10 dozen rubber rules.
10 dozen pairs OF Office shears
1000 caskets pins.
10000 paper fasteners. fiat heads
10000 paper fasteners, eyelets
800 Ms FAX twine, assorted sizes. best quality
3 dozen feather busters, ostrich, 20 inch.
20 gross toilet soap. Pears Cogaes and Des Moines
100 great gross rubber bands guaranteed quality.
Ia LYONS,
Auditor OF State.
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STEAMBOATS, a,,a Railroads.

A --RONDOUT and KINGSTON. landing at
~ Cranston's West Point. Cornwall Nswburx Nan.
boro Milton Poughkeepsie and Esopus. conuecnx w1tS
Ulster Delaware stony Glove and Catskn Mountain
yailroaa Steamers OF Kingston aud James Bsld
win leave week day at pier foot OF Hsrrisont
except Saturday when City Of Kingston leaves at
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w NY G. H. r. X Co. lesscea
Trains leave 42st sat:Cn foowA 10 Minutes
pstIoi, and chicago 's'S5 a m. .s;CG ;.shSpm
Utica Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls B. l6 900 a m. 400, 1918 p m.
.7:IB 1905 1890 m. 4 s505. 'a'l6 p. NJ. 100
Cranstons West Point Cornwall Newburg s3:15, Till.
1913 Job 1880 a. M. L. 5. ss:iS p M, and '606 D NJ
For Montreal and Cansds East e:oS P r.
1855 m, 1906, +S:1 D. N.
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara Fas Detroit
Chicago and ST Louis all through trains.
Daily daily except Saturday Other trains caiy except
Sunday.
For tickets tmc tables paror seepngcar accommoda.
tons information apply Offices BTooklyn-333 WASH
ngtonst, $50 Faltonst Annex Office fool Of Fultonst
West Shore stations foot Of West 42dst foot Of
O. Il. LAMBETH,
o Vanderbiltave General Passenger Agent
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financial.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
~ Notice IS hereby given the stockholders OF The
Grand Central Mining Company "a corporation ohio and
70 all 9th whom concern that special meeting az
the stockholders OF SAID corporation will be held NJ The prn
pal ONCE OF said corporation the City ohio
a m. OF said day 's " - 'e'oNA
The objects OF such meeting consider and yota
question OF the sale and transfer Grand Cen
h Mining Company OF all II. property TO corporation OF
!he same name 10 be organized under the Of the Terri
tory OF Arzona and 10 consider vote upon All ouestons
sale and transfer - "h 'ue"
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio April j, 1851. " -'''''s'~
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after APRIL 20, 1897.
GREAT TRUNR LINE


Trains leave York. Desbrosses and Streets
ssssa Limited Dining smoking and Sleeping aa
w ls fo sssI H. Cory and Fri.
ma ssSs1:spk Cory for n.'''' Petroleum
FOR 70, Lebanon. s;oo N, S;so p m. and i2lo night
ss gsssnls;
,Ss ss ss5 e
City Except sunday IrC %a 1 psr R'se ear:
FGroapo May week days lilo a M On Saturdays only,
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
and S'y do not 10 's soD SO 4
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
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ssss oss s sss and 90 House.
aasn Isa 6ogs sr.ov Annex saIion foot Of fulton
IRONY n cc%pany win call and check
General Msnag.r .. ~ ,MOOD.
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OFFICE OF TnE EQUITABLE Gas LIenr !

OFFICE or THE EQUITABLE GAS LIGHT !
AND FUEL COMPANY or CHICAGO. ,
NEwYoRK May 3. 1879
TI'HE BOOKS of this company will be closed
AZ tho office Of Its tansferhgent the Central Trust
paDy Nassanst New York from the 18th day oMay until tho
2ls day Of May 1887 for the purpose OF making division
the stockholders Of record payable the Office and
after May 81 1887 of 900 shares OF stock in the Gas Trust
Of at the rate Of 90 23 cont OF the latter
Central Trust Company VIII give emporary receipts for tho
stock OF the Equitable Gas Light and Fuel Company OF
Chicago later for and quarter
OF the Gas Trust Company stock when is engraved
JN6. 8. WELLS
Secretary
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
8 Vanderbilt-aYa
ATSKILL EVENING LINE.

~ For CATsKILL and way landings leave Pier So
North River, foot OF yay.street daily at p. m.
For STUyVESANT aud ATHENS nom pier 80. North
River foot OF Franklnstreet Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at same hour
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Gelp Uanieo.

A WANTED AGENTS.-VigorOus and re-
IA liable agents solicit for the Cincinnati Life Assoca
tom assessment life insurance for young good
missions and good futures Address J. III. GRAY
SO West 3dst. Cincinnati, OHIO
ANTED.-MOrriStown, n. J.-Married man
w mo chlldren) coachman and gardener; S25 per
month and furnished cottage Apply 0 West l0tht
IT, Saturday, between $50 and H.
WANTED.--An experienced cook for gen
w eral homework good wages. NJ. SMITH, llS West
23d-st
WANTED. - Scotch, English or Yankee
w farmer to work place five shares Will let
and take work for pay. A. A. CoNSTANTISE,
summit, -. J.
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A1EW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

EN-
~ RIVER acknowledgements January q 1887.
tSa m rochester Express through drawing
Albany Troy, St Adams. Rouse's Pr aud Syracuse.
5000 T. m THE Limited" with dining ears, stopping
Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagars Falls
Erie Cleveland Toledo arriving At Chicago $50 a.
beItday. ,----- -
falEua and Rochester -, , 49,,
with drawing. room cars wa. ,, -,
"a n M Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy.
81 M Chicago and 81 LOUIS Express rleepln gears
for Niagara Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit Chi
eago ami 81. Louis. Dlning-car New.York 10 Albany.
$50 y Montreal Express with seepng 10 Montreal
Runs to Utica, stopping at principal stations.
m Special sleeper arrives Rochester TAO o. H. But.
tsI5 D. mr. Pacific Express with sleeping Roches.
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toledo Detroit
chicago sleeping Wstorown via Utica daily except
Saturday also TO Auburn Ucneya and Canandagua except
ii is D m Night express with sleeping to Albany
Connects with the morning trains for tie aud
Tor the Sorth Except Saturday nsht
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot NO. Battery
Place Alb Broadway Harlem Depot l26thst and 4tave
And al estcots Express Oces PARK Place near Broad
wayJ 7o6 anu broadway and 81 West l25thst New.
York; 1888 washngton aud 7S0 Fulton ss, Brooklyn and 10
Accomnodaons In and sleeping cars can DO
OF the ticket oricos in NewYork CITY, and
kSJ washin gton St, Brooklyn.
sThesc trains daily. daily Sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem (i26!hst aud athavel
J. NJ TUUCEY. HENRY MONErr,
GENERAL super mt endent General Passenger Agcrt
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Eegal Notifies.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-ANNE
tArHARiNE TUCKER and WfLLfAM ' XUi n rs-rT1
law and Of sa 81 @ haa IS
who are unknown 10 the plaintiffs
this entered herein on the 2st DAY Of April
s S sss Of each s "G a @
e the t sRy S s or n
undivided share or interest the premises hereinafter de-
June 1857 at%y Office No is9 Nsssau-st in the City Of
become due thcreupon '" anu '"' '0 A'"'"'' "u0 VI "
The premises described in the complaint above
certain land situate in the City Of NewYork
distant hundred and eighty eetwestey from corner
nntst With the westerly line Of seSondave ana Y punne
thence parallel with Law one hundred feet
ery along said centre line and parallel with Fftynntht
secOnaye hundred feet four inches to tie southery
line Fifty feet q the point 'S begin
Dated New.York. April 27. 1887
NETWORK SUPREME COURT NEW
~ YORK coUNTY-Peter F. .wiese. PLAINTIFF. against
Edward A. Rawlings as Assignee o. The property and effects
Pursuant to order made at SPECIAL Term Of this court
ae AZ s SSq5 aS In ss a c
To All aPh b % d nn %
and their demands WIN duly vorled
and appointed for purpose Office No 10 Broad
The sernoC V Of that q" day Which
pa 1 prsGs n Ge
shah be excluded from the benefit Of such order and from
assignee.
JACOB MARKS Referee
HERMAN AARON. Attorneys for Plaintiff Potter Build
SUPREME COURT-NEW-YORKC COUNTY.
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sarah sarah p II; Lyon Joseph NJ lyon. Rebecos f. Lyon
Caroline Wagner Horton A. Lochwood: Alice Tcctwocd
Edna SaiS Urspee
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not P party a ' snS
to Sppssr before t1
cs on or SoTs ne @ day Of Civ 1881 at
rqs amount become thereof 0
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EDWARDS III. hOCkWELl.
Plaintiffs Attorney. Beekman.st. New.York City
WHEREAS. the undersigned Helen Z. Birds
w eye and Rufus p B!rdseye the widow ana son and
Only neIt Oh kin o. Joseph Brdseye late Of the city Utica
the surrogae Court OF the County Oneida for letters OF
on the personal estate Of said deceased on ho
@ Eli: D 20
ns'ay ss + M SsvSs
ceased 70 present the 10 the Hon. William Bliss Sur
roxsts Of the County OF Oneida NewYork at his oics IN
qne 1881 a. Nine O'Clock In the FORENOON Of that day
DAtea April ~ 1851. HELEN e. BIRDsEYE
yo,rrxx .,,uu,. NFUs p BIRDsEYE
Nsw.York. 80 ONS~
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nlusical Instruments

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
IA Wright end tousre pianos Of our make, which
specially selected and only used by the arsts OF the Metro
Toan Opera House Company during hopas
will be sold at III ers reduction from regular prices
WILLIAM KNABE 4 CO.. liz bth.ave
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and IVES

~ ~ pr EhN ru kvAIdRoA1 smoRrEsT LINE. BIZ
EMPRESS TRAINS NO DUsE ALWAYS ON TINE
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CoACHEl
epots IN NewYork foot OF Barclay aud
for Wafer pay sncspt Sundays Buffalo and osweso Express
BAN Buiao SYRACUSE oswego. Greeas Oxford. Norwich
Suca eonnecs at scranton for Pttston Wkesbarre
diato stations - = "
Scranton Bnshamon oweEo aud Emr Connects at serAa
ton Tor Pittston Kingston, Wukesbatrc. &c
Daily Buffalo Limited Express tor Stroudspures
scranton Binghamton oweso Einlr, Gorains Bath. war
M Daily Bufalo and oswe5o Express tor stroadsoasx
Scranton Binghamton Cortlandt syracuse Oswsso oeoa
Oxford Norwich Utica and Richneli springs connecs s
Ithaca intermediate stations efcegs ssta
days Connects at Buffalo trains TOR all points Wese
Tickets for baggage checked 1t 2o5 broadwJ sa
at Westcott Express Offices New-York and Brookvh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-05
@earbers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern.
~ 9 sssss Supplied no charge registered
emer1oen School bureau. 2 West 1Ath-st N Y
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
- AGENCY supplies Professors feaohers Tutora Cav
MA MI Y6tS5YUTToN. - Union nf gsssS.
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| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

brosses follows; -
m. for catAsauQna and intermediate points
b No. for Geneva Lyons, Elmtra Rochester Bualo and
the West and principal local points Chair wkesbsrr
NJ for Tupkhanuock aud intermediate pointa Chair car
10 Tunkhannock Connection Reading and Harrisburg
Chair car 10 Pi:tston,
m for Coplsy and intermediate points Connsctoa
TO Reading and Harrisburg. Chair to Coplay
I'm for Geneva lyons ElmrA Rochester Bunaio and
z, so m. Laurays and intsrrnediate points
Trains leaving at M IN and $40 connect for
oil points In MAhanoy spd II 4kleten coal regtonG
SUNDAY TRAlNS
No. for rauoh Chunk hazletop
$40 p m. for Coplay and intermediate ponts |
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the West Pullman serpef to Lyons.